All posts tagged "Iowa"
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Workin’ It; Tattoos, Piercings Becoming More Common In The Workforce
With the increase in body art, from lip piercings to facial tattoos, comes a growing conflict with the employers of these devotees of body enhancement....
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Students add scares to Panic Park
The screams, the horrifying scenes and the obsidian, midddle of nowhere night: everyone knows the thrills of Panic Park, but most don’t know goes on...
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Side Tracked: Barkley Hill
Barkley Hill trucked through a tackle and forced his way into the endzone like he had done so many times before in high school. But...
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Student’s Pressures On The Rise
With rising college tuition and increased competition in college admissions and scholarships, it’s not unusual for the average high school student to be incredibly stressed...
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As summer fades, tune in to these indie sounds for fall
Shugo Tokumaru – Port Entropy For: Fans of Sufjan Stevens, Indie pop enthusiasts This album broke into the Top 40 in Japan when it was...
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Iowa nuclear energy bill too costly, too threatening
A huge controversy is brewing over a legislative bill that would allow MidAmerican Energy to build a nuclear power facility in Iowa. One facility already...
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Pursuit of Happiness: We all deserve same rights, regardless of sexual orientation
Maya Amjadi/News Editor “Gay people don’t have tentacles or horns. There’s nothing to be afraid of,” said Zach Wahls, University of Iowa engineering student. Monday...
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Supreme Court decision creates Iowa gay marriage
By Monica Reida 2009 On Friday at 8:30 a.m. in Des Moines, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a 1998 ban on gay marriage...
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Midwest First: Supreme Court decision creates Iowa gay marriage
Monica Reida/Staff Writer LOn Friday at 8:30 a.m. in Des Moines, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a 1998 ban on gay marriage is...
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Debate for marriage equality continues: Outcome of marriage licenses for Iowa same-sex couples still unknown
By Briana McGeough 2008 As Iowa State University senior Sean Fritz read the controversial ruling of Polk County District Judge Robert Hanson, the prospect of...
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Know Your Constitution preparing to follow on last year’s successes
Cedar Falls students have been attending the Know Your Constitution for many years now and according to Kevin Kuker, U.S. history teacher at Holmes Junior High, has been hosting...
